Alan T. Dorsey

ALAN T. DORSEY

Dean, Franklin College of Arts and Sciences University of Georgia Athens, GA 30602 Email: [email protected]

Administrative Appointments

7/1/2012–present Dean, Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, University of Georgia 8/16/2009–6/30/2012 Associate Dean, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences, Univ. of Florida 12/1/2002–6/30/2009 Chair, Department of Physics, University of Florida

Academic Appointments

2012–present Professor of Physics (tenured) University of Georgia 1998–2012 Professor of Physics (tenured) University of Florida 1997–1998 Associate Professor of Physics (tenured) University of Florida 1995–1996 Associate Professor of Physics (tenured) University of Virginia 1989–1995 Assistant Professor of Physics (tenure-track) University of Virginia 1987–1989 IBM Postdoctoral Fellow Cornell University

Education

1987 Ph.D. Physics University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Advisor: A. J. Leggett (2003 Nobel Laureate, physics) 1984 M.S. Physics University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1982 B.S. Engineering Physics Cornell University

Brief Description of Job Duties Alan Dorsey serves as Dean of the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences and as a Professor of Physics at the University of Georgia. The University of Georgia, a land- and sea-grant university, is the nation’s first state-chartered university. Founded in 1801, the Franklin College is UGA’s oldest, largest and most academically diverse college. With 840 full-time faculty in 30 academic departments, the Franklin College consists of five broad divisions: the fine and performing arts, the humanities, the social and behavioral sciences, the biological sciences, and the physical and mathematical sciences. The Franklin College teaches 44% of UGA’s student credit hours, and is home to 11,000 undergraduate and 1800 graduate students. Several of UGA’s interdisciplinary research institutes are part of the Franklin College, and the faculty of the College carry out forefront research in a broad spectrum of disciplines, with $78M in extramural research expenditures in FY17. As Dean, Dorsey has overall responsibility for the Franklin College’s instructional, research, and outreach missions. A theoretical physicist, Dorsey’s research focuses on the physics of novel phases of matter produced under extreme conditions, such as low temperatures or high magnetic fields. Active in national professional service, he has served as the Secretary-Treasurer of the American Physical Society’s Division of Condensed Matter Physics, as a member or Chair of several national award and prize committees, and as an organizer of scientific meetings. Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 2

Fellowships, Awards, and Honors

2014 Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science. 2011 Fellow, SEC Academic Leadership Development Program. 2002 Fellow, American Physical Society. 2000 Lucent Lecturer, Boulder Summer School for Condensed Matter Physics. 1996 University of Virginia Department of Physics Outstanding Teaching Award. 1991–1995 Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow. 1987–1989 IBM Postdoctoral Fellowship, Cornell University. 1986–1987 University of Illinois Fellowship in Physics. 1982 Tau Beta Pi National Engineering Honor Society.

Professional Activities: American Physical Society (APS) Fellow and Member, American Physical Society. Chair (2011), Selection Committee for the APS Lars Onsager Prize in Statistical Physics. Secretary-Treasurer, Division of Condensed Matter Physics, APS (October 2006–March 2011). Program Committee, 2009 Southeastern Section of the APS (SESAPS) annual meeting (At- lanta, GA). Chair (2008), Vice-Chair (2007), Selection Committee for the SESAPS Jesse W. Beams Award. Chair (2004), Vice-Chair (2003), Selection Committee for the APS Oliver E. Buckley Prize in Condensed Matter Physics. Congressional Lobbying Visits, Washington, DC (June 2004, June 2006, February 2007, February 2008, June 2008, April 2010). Invited participant, “Gender Equity: Strengthening the Physics Enterprise in Universities and National Laboratories,” workshop sponsored by the APS and NSF (College Park, MD, May 2007). Program committee, 2006 APS Department Chairs Conference, “Responding to the Gath- ering Storm.” Chair, 2005 Local Organizing Committee for the SESAPS annual meeting (Gainesville, FL). Program Committee, 2003 SESAPS annual meeting (Wilmington, North Carolina). Other Professional Activities Fellow and Member, American Association for the Advancement of Science. External Review Committee, Georgetown University Department of Physics (April 2011). Committee of Visitors, Division of Materials Research, National Science Foundation (Febru- ary 2011). National Research Council Research Associateship Program panelist, Physical Sciences (2009– 2012). Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 3

Advisory Board, International Conference on Ultra-Low Temperature Physics (ULT2011), Daejeon, Republic of Korea. International Advisory Committee, International Symposium on Quantum Fluids and Solids (QFS 2010), Grenoble, France. Organizing Committee, Supersolids 2010 conference, Paris, France. Organizing Committee, Supersolids Banff 2009 conference, Alberta, Canada. Physics and Astronomy Classification Scheme advisory panel, American Institute of Physics (2009). Validation Committee, Florida Teacher Certification Examinations for Physics 6–12 (2008). Invited participant, Rising Above The Gathering Storm Two Years Later: Accelerating Progress Toward A Brighter Future, convocation sponsored by the National Academies and the National Math and Science Initiative, Washington DC (April 2008). Review panelist, National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships program (Febru- ary 2005). State University System Department Chairs’ Workshop, Institute for Academic Leadership (June 2003, October 2003, October 2004). Co-organizer, International Workshop on the Latest Developments in Low-Density, Low- Dimensional Electronic Systems, Gainesville, FL (March 4–7 2000). Peer Review Panel for projects in the High Temperature Superconductivity and Ceramics Program of the Department of Energy (June 1992). Ad hoc reviewer for Physical Review B, E, and Letters; Journal of Physics; Annals of Physics; Journal de Physique; Journal of Low Temperature Physics; Nature; Science; Journal of Math- ematical Physics; European Journal of Applied Mathematics; National Science Foundation; Department of Energy; Research Corporation; Petroleum Research Fund; FOM (Dutch Sci- ence Foundation); Israeli Science Foundation; Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada; Smithsonian Institution. University of Georgia Governance and Service Chair, Dean of the Terry College of Business Search Committee (2013). Member, Reinventing Space Management Task Force (2013). Member, University Council (2012-present). University of Florida Governance and Service Chair, Director of the Whitney Laboratory for Marine Biosciences Search Committee (2011- 2012). Chair, Associate Dean for Student Affairs Search Committee (2011). Member, Assistant Director of Sponsored Research Search Committee (2011). Member, College of Education Dean Search Committee (2011). Mentorship trainer, Alliance for the Advancement of Florida’s Academic Women in Chem- istry and Engineering, NSF ADVANCE-PAID program (2010). Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 4

Member, Director of the UF Career Resource Center Search Committee (2010). Member, College of Education STEM education faculty search committee (2009-2011). Member, College of Engineering Undergraduate Education Task Force (2009). Member, Department of Astronomy Chair Search Committee (2009). Member, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean Search Committee (2007-2008). Chair, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Faculty Finance Committee (2006-2008). Member, Department of Chemistry Chair Search Committee (2006). Organizer, “Astrophysics in the New Millenium: the Legacy of Newton and Einstein,” inau- guration symposium for UF President J. Bernard Machen (2004). Member, UF Research Foundation Professorship Committee (Spring 1999). Member, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Professorial Excellence Program Committee (Fall 1998). University of Florida Departmental Service Chair, Department of Physics, (2002–2009). Co-Director, UF Research Experiences for Undergraduates program (1999–2005). Member, Faculty search committee, experimental condensed matter physics (2000–2001). Chair, Hershﬁeld Tenure and Promotion Committee (Fall 2002). Chair, Maslov Tenure and Promotion Committee (Fall 2000). Member, Ph.D. Comprehensive Exam Committee (Fall 1998–2000). Member, Condensed Matter Physics Seminar Committee (Fall 1997–2000). Member, Teaching Advisory Committee (Spring 1998). Chair, Graduate Recruiting and Admissions Committee (Fall 1997–2000). Member, Institute for Fundamental Theory Executive Board (1997–2001). Member, Graduate Student Advisory Committee (Spring 1997, Fall 2000–2003). University of Virginia Departmental Service Member of the following committees: Teaching Committee; Graduate Admissions Commit- tee; Ph.D. Qualifying Exam Committee; Physics Department Planning Committee; Un- dergraduate Program Committee; Condensed Matter Physics Seminar Committee; Faculty Search Committee. Teaching University of Virginia: Introductory Physics I; Classical and Modern Physics; Widely Ap- plied Physics I & II; Quantum Physics I; Statistical Mechanics I & II. University of Florida: Physics with Calculus 2; Mechanics 2; UFTeach Research Methods; Electromagnetic Theory 1 & 2. Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 5

Grants and Research Funding Frances C. & William P. Smallwood Foundation, in support of UFTeach, $50,000 (2009), $25,000 (2010), $50,000 (2011), A. T. Dorsey and T. Dana (co-PIs). National Mathematics and Science Initiative, “FloridaTeach: Increasing the Quantity and Quality of Mathematics and Science Teachers in Florida,” $2,400,000 (2007-2012), T. Dana (PI), A. T. Dorsey (co-PI). Helios Education Foundation, $1,000,000 endowment gift for UFTeach, T. Dana and A. T. Dorsey. National Science Foundation, “Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics,” $258,000 (2007- 2012), A. T. Dorsey (PI). National High Magnetic Field Laboratory In-House Science Program, “Microwave spec- troscopy of 2D electron systems in tilted field: charge density waves in higher Landau levels,” $204,775 (2003–2005), L. Engel (PI), K. Yang and A. T. Dorsey (co-PIs). National Science Foundation, “An REU Site in Physics at the University of Florida,” $270,000 (2002–2005), K. Ingersent (PI), A. T. Dorsey (co-PI). National Science Foundation, “Dynamics of Vortices and Interfaces in Condensed Matter Systems,” $276,000 (1999–2002), A. T. Dorsey (PI). National Science Foundation, “An REU Site in Physics at the University of Florida,” $207,000 (1999–2001), K. Ingersent (PI), A. T. Dorsey (co-PI). National Science Foundation, “Research Experiences for Teachers,” supplement to the REU award, $66,000 (1999–2001), K. Ingersent (PI), A. T. Dorsey (co-PI). Department of Education, “Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need Fellowships at the University of Florida Department of Physics,” $380,485 (1998–2001), A. T. Dorsey (PI), J. Yelton and H. Van Rinsvelt (co-PIs). University of Florida Research Initiation Projects grant, $14,000 (1997), A. T. Dorsey (PI). National Science Foundation, “Theoretical Studies of Vortex Dynamics in Superconductors,” $216,000 (1996–1999), A. T. Dorsey (PI). Jeffress Memorial Trust, “Theoretical Studies in Surface Superconductivity,” $19,676 (1993– 1994), A. T. Dorsey (PI). National Science Foundation, “Topics in Nonequilibrium Superconductivity,” $169,000 (1993– 1996), A. T. Dorsey (PI). Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Research Fellowship, $30,000 (1991–1995). National Science Foundation, “Properties of the Mixed State in High Temperature Super- conductors,” $129,200 (1989–1992), A. T. Dorsey (PI). Doctoral Students Supervised R. J. Troy, “Surface Superconductivity and Flux Flow in Type-II Superconductors,” Ph.D., University of Virginia, October 1994. Current position: Science Department Chair, St. Anne’s Belfield School, Charlottesville, VA. Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 6

S. J. Di Bartolo “Superheating Fields and Interface Motion in One-dimensional Models of Superconductors,” Ph.D., University of Virginia, August 1997. Current position: Senior Lecturer, NYU Tandon School of Engineering. A. J. Dolgert, “Superheated and dissipative Landau-Ginzburg Systems,” Ph.D., University of Virginia, May 1999. Current position: Computational Scientist at Integrated Health and Metrics Evaluation, University of Washington. A. D. Klironomos, “Structural Transitions of the Vortex Lattice in Anisotropic Superconduc- tors and Fingering Instability of Electron Droplets in an Inhomogeneous Magnetic Field,” Ph.D., University of Florida, May 2003. Current position: Program Director, Condensed Matter and Materials Theory, National Science Foundation. F. D. Klironomos, “Tunneling between two-dimensional electron systems in a high magnetic field and crystalline phases of a two-dimensional electron system in a magnetic field,” Ph.D., University of Florida, May 2005. Current position: Senior Scientist and bioinformatician, Charite–University Medicine, Berlin, Germany. C.-D. Yoo, “Phenomenology of Supersolids,” Ph.D., University of Florida, May 2009. Cur- rent position: Assistant Professor, Louisiana State University, Eunice LA. D. Goswami, “Role of Defects in the Supersolid Phenomena,” Ph.D., University of Florida, August 2011. Current position: Senior Assistant Professor, Vellore Institute of Technology, Amravati, India. K. Dasbiswas, “Defects in Novel Superfluids: Supersolid Helium and Cold Gases,” Ph.D., University of Florida, August 2012. Current position: Assistant Professor, University of California, Merced CA. Postdoctoral Associates S. Ullah (Ph.D. Stanford University 1989), postdoc at UVa from 1989–1991. Current position: Founder and Managing Director, Merus Capital, Palo Alto CA. C.-Y. Mou (Ph.D. Caltech 1993), postdoc at UVa from 1993–1995. Current position: Pro- fessor of Physics, National Tsing-Hua University, Taiwan. H.-J. Kwon (Ph.D. Brown University 1995), postdoc at UF 1997–1999. Current position: Associate Professor of Business Administration, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. C. Wexler (Ph.D. University of Washington 1997), postdoc at UF 1997–1999. Current position: Professor of Physics, University of Missouri at Columbia. R. A. Wickham (Ph.D. University of Chicago 1997), postdoc at UF 1997–1999. Current position: Associate Professor of Physics, University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada. M. Ettouhami (Ph.D. University of Colorado at Boulder 2001), postdoc at UF 2003–2005. Current position: Senior Scientist at the University of Toronto. JoséMiranda (Ph.D. Carnegie-Mellon 1998), postdoc at UF 2005–2006. Current position: Professor of Physics, University Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil. Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 7

Publications Google Scholar Citations (accessed 26 October 2018) reports 7685 total citations.

50. D. Goswami, K. Dasbiswas, C.-D. Yoo, and A. T. Dorsey, “Dislocation-induced super- ﬂuidity in a model supersolid,” Phys. Rev. B 84, 054523 (2011).

49. J. A. Miranda, H. Gadêlha,and A. T. Dorsey, “Coriolis effects on rotating Hele-Shaw flows: A conformal mapping approach,” Phys. Rev. E 82, 066306 (2010).

48. C.-D. Yoo and A. T. Dorsey, “Hydrodynamic theory of supersolids: Variational princi- ple, eﬀective Lagrangian, and density-density correlation function,” Phys. Rev. B 81, 134518 (2010).

47. K. Dasbiswas, D. Goswami, C.-D. Yoo, and A. T. Dorsey, “Bound states of edge dislocations: The quantum dipole problem in two dimensions,” Phys. Rev. B 81, 064516 (2010).

46. C.-D. Yoo and A. T. Dorsey, “Theory of viscoelastic behavior of solid 4He,” Phys. Rev. B 79, 100504(R) (2009).

45. A. T. Dorsey and D. A. Huse, “Shear Madness,” Nature 450, 800 (2007).

44. A. M. Ettouhami, C. B. Doiron, F. D. Klironomos, R. Côté, and A. T. Dorsey, “Anisotropic states of two-dimensional electrons in high magnetic fields,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 96, 196802 (2006).

43. A. M. Ettouhami, F. D. Klironomos, and A. T. Dorsey, “Static and dynamic properties of crystalline phases of two-dimensional electrons in a strong magnetic ﬁeld,” Phys. Rev. B 73, 165324 (2006).

42. A. T. Dorsey, P. M. Goldbart, and J. Toner, “Squeezing superﬂuid from a stone: Coupling superﬂuidity and elasticity in a supersolid,” Phys. Rev. Lett 96, 055301 (2006).

41. F. D. Klironomos and A. T. Dorsey, “Tunneling between two-dimensional electron systems in a high magnetic ﬁeld: role of interlayer interactions,” Phys. Rev. B 71, 155331 (2005).

40. A. M. Ettouhami, F. D. Klironomos and A. T. Dorsey, “Possible new bubble phases of two-dimensional electrons in higher Landau levels,” Int. J. Mod. Phys. 18, 3645 (2004).

39. F. D. Klironomos and A. T. Dorsey, “Tunneling between bilayer quantum Hall structures in a strong magnetic ﬁeld,” Int. J. Mod. Phys. 18, 3723 (2004).

38. A. D. Klironomos, and A. T. Dorsey, “Vortex Lattice Structural Transitions: A Ginzburg- Landau Model Approach,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 91, 097002 (2003).

37. T. L. Hughes, A. D. Klironomos, and A. T. Dorsey, “ ‘Fingered’ Patterns in Electron Droplets in Nonuniform Magnetic Fields,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 90, 196802 (2003). Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 8

36. L. Radzihovsky and A. T. Dorsey, “Theory of Quantum Hall Nematics,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 88, 216802 (2002).

35. C. Wexler and A. T. Dorsey, “Disclination unbinding transition in quantum Hall liquid crystals,” Phys. Rev. B 64, 115312-1–115312-5 (2001).

34. H.-J. Kwon, A. T. Dorsey, and P. J. Hirschfeld, “Observability of quantum phase ﬂuctuations in cuprate superconductors,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 86, 3875–3878 (2001).

33. A. T. Dorsey, “Geometry spawns vortices,” Nature 408, 783–784 (2000).

32. R. A. Wickham and A. T. Dorsey, “Critical scaling of the a.c. conductivity for a superconductor above Tc,” Phys. Rev. B 61, 6945–6957 (2000). 31. C. Wexler and A. T. Dorsey, “Physics on the edge: contour dynamics, waves, and solitons in the quantum Hall eﬀect,” Phys. Rev. B 60, 10 971–10 983 (1999).

30. C. Wexler and A. T. Dorsey, “Solitons on the edge of a two-dimensional electron system,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 82, 620–623 (1999).

29. H.-J. Kwon and A. T. Dorsey, “The eﬀect of phase ﬂuctuations on the single-particle properties of the underdoped cuprates,” Phys. Rev. B 59, 6438–6448 (1999).

28. A. J. Dolgert, T. E. Blum, A. T. Dorsey, and M. Fowler, “Nucleation and growth of the superconducting phase in the presence of a current,” Phys. Rev. B 57, 5432–5443 (1998).

27. A. T. Dorsey and R. E. Goldstein, “The shapes of ﬂux domains in the intermediate state of type-I superconductors,” Phys. Rev. B 57, 3058–3072 (1998).

26. S. J. Di Bartolo and A. T. Dorsey, “Velocity selection for propagating fronts in superconductors,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 77, 4442–4445 (1996).

25. A. J. Dolgert, S. J. Di Bartolo, and A. T. Dorsey, “Superheating ﬁelds of superconductors: Asymptotic analysis and numerical results,” Phys. Rev. B 53, 5650–5660 (1996).

24. R. E. Goldstein, D. P. Jackson, and A. T. Dorsey, “Interacting current loop model for the intermediate state in type-I superconductors,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 76, 3818–3821 (1996).

23. A. T. Dorsey, “Linear response of thin superconductors in perpendicular magnetic ﬁelds: An asymptotic analysis,” Phys. Rev. B 51, 15 329–15 343 (1995).

22. R. J. Troy and A. T. Dorsey, “A self-consistent microscopic theory of surface superconductivity,” Phys. Rev. B 51, 11 728–11 732 (1995).

21. C.-Y. Mou, R. Wortis, A. T. Dorsey, and D. A. Huse, “Nonlocal conductivity in type-II superconductors,” Phys. Rev. B 51, 6575–6587 (1995). Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 9

20. J. C. Osborn and A. T. Dorsey, “Surface tension and kinetic coeﬃcient for the normal- superconducting interface: Numerical results versus asymptotic analysis,” Phys. Rev. B 50, 15 961–15 966 (1994).

19. A. T. Dorsey, “Dynamics of interfaces in superconductors,” Ann. Phys. 233, 248–269 (1994).

18. R. J. Troy and A. T. Dorsey, “Transport properties and ﬂuctuations in type-II superconductors near Hc2,” Phys. Rev. B 47, 2715–2724 (1993). 17. A. T. Dorsey, “Vortex motion and the Hall eﬀect in type-II superconductors: A time- dependent Ginzburg-Landau theory approach,” Phys. Rev. B 46, 8376–8392 (1992).

16. A. T. Dorsey and M. P. A. Fisher, “Hall eﬀect near the vortex-glass transition in high- temperature superconductors,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 68, 694–697 (1992).

15. A. T. Dorsey, M. Huang, and M. P. A. Fisher, “Dynamics of the normal to superconducting vortex-glass transition: Mean-ﬁeld theory and ﬂuctuations,” Phys. Rev. B 45, 523–526 (1992).

14. S. Ullah and A. T. Dorsey, “The effect of fluctuations on the transport properties of type-II superconductors in a magnetic field,” Phys. Rev. B 44, 262–273 (1991).

13. H. Frahm, S. Ullah, and A. T. Dorsey, “Flux dynamics and the growth of the superconducting phase,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 66, 3067–3070 (1991).

12. A. T. Dorsey, “Linear and nonlinear conductivity of a superconductor near Tc,” Phys. Rev. B 43, 7575–7585 (1991).

11. S. Ullah, A. T. Dorsey, and L. Buchholtz, “Local density of states of an isolated vortex in an extreme type-II superconductor,” Phys. Rev. B 42, 9950–9956 (1990).

10. S. Ullah and A. T. Dorsey, “Critical ﬂuctuations in high temperature superconductors and the Ettingshausen eﬀect,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 65, 2066–2069 (1990).

9. A. T. Dorsey, K. W. Jacobsen, Z. H. Levine, and J. W. Wilkins, “Analytic approach to charge transfer in atom-surface scattering,” Phys. Rev. B 40, 3417–3420 (1989).

8. S. A. Langer, A. T. Dorsey, and J. P. Sethna, “Entropy distribution of a two-level system: An asymptotic analysis,” Phys. Rev. B 40, 345–352 (1989).

7. J. D. Shore, M. Huang, A. T. Dorsey, and J. P. Sethna, “Density of states in a vortex core and the zero-bias tunneling peak,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 62, 3089–3092 (1989).

6. A. T. Dorsey and O. Martin, “Saﬀman-Taylor ﬁngers with anisotropic surface tension,” Phys. Rev. A 35, 3989–3992 (1987).

5. A. J. Leggett, S. Chakravarty, A. T. Dorsey, M. P. A. Fisher, A. K. Garg, and W. Zwerger, “Dynamics of the dissipative two state system,” Rev. Mod. Phys. 59, 1–85 (1987). Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 10

4. W. Zwerger, A. T. Dorsey, and M. P. A. Fisher, “Eﬀects of the phase periodicity on the quantum dynamics of a resistively shunted Josephson junction,” Phys. Rev. B 34, 6518–6521 (1986).

3. A. T. Dorsey, M. P. A. Fisher, and M. S. Wartak, “Truncation scheme for double well systems with Ohmic dissipation,” Phys. Rev. A 33, 1117–1121 (1986).

2. M. P. A. Fisher and A. T. Dorsey, “Dissipative quantum tunneling in a biased double well potential,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 54, 1609–1612 (1985).

1. Ph.D. thesis: “Theory of Voltage Oscillations in Ultra-Small Capacitance Josephson Junctions,” University of Illinois (1987). Thesis advisor: A. J. Leggett.

Invited Conference Talks

27. “Dislocation-induced supersolidity,” invited talk at the workshop “Supersolidity 2011,” Graduate Center of the City University of New York, New York (June 2011).

26. Invited panelist, Physics Teacher Education Coalition (PhysTEC) annual conference, Austin, TX (May 2011).

25. “Low Temperature Properties of Solid 4He: Supersolidity or Quantum Metallurgy?,” invited talk at the conference “Frontiers in Quantum Gases, Liquids, and Solids,” Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics, Stockholm, Sweden (August 2010).

24. “UFTeach: A Partnership for Training Math and Science Teachers at the University of Florida,” invited talk at the 75th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Section of the APS, Raleigh, NC (October 2008).

23. “Supersolidity or Quantum Metallurgy?”, invited talk at the workshop “Supersolid 2008,” International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, Italy (August 2008).

22. “Phenomenology of Supersolids,” invited talk at the workshop on the “Supersolid State of Matter,” sponsored by the Paciﬁc Institute for Theoretical Physics (July 2007).

21. “Squeezing Superﬂuid from a Stone: Coupling Elasticity and Superﬂuidity in a Super- solid,” invited talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Denver, CO (March 2007).

20. “Phenomenology of Supersolids,” invited talk at the workshop on the “Supersolid State of Matter,” Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics, Santa Barbara, CA (February 2006).

19. “Fingering, Fronts, and Patterns in Superconductors,” invited talk at the workshop on “The multiscale nature of spark precursors and high altitude lightning,” Lorentz Center, Universiteit Leiden, Leiden, Netherlands (May 2005).

18. “Electronic ‘liquid crystals’,” invited talk at the Institute for Mathematics and its Applications (IMA) workshop on Singularities in Materials, Minneapolis, MN (October 2004). Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 11

17. “Graduate Candidacy Exams,” invited talk at the 2004 APS Physics Department Chairs Conference, College Park, MD (June 2004).

16. Invited lectures on nonequilibrium superconductivity, at the Boulder Summer School for Condensed Matter Physics, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO (July 2000). Des- ignated the Lucent Lecturer for the School.

15. “Phase Fluctuations in the Cuprate Superconductors,” invited talk at the Workshop on Unconventional Order in Metals, Aspen Center for Physics, Aspen, CO (July 1999).

14. “Nucleation and Growth of the Superconducting Phase in the Presence of a Current,” invited talk at the SIAM Annual Meeting, University of Toronto (July 1998).

13. “Understanding the Morphology of Magnetic Flux Patterns in Superconductors,” invited talk at the 4th International Workshop on Vortex Matter, Ascona, Switzerland (June 1997).

12. “Front Solutions of the One-Dimensional Time-Dependent Ginzburg-Landau Equa- tions,” invited talk at the Second SIAM Conference on Mathematical Aspects of Ma- terials Science, Philadelphia, PA (May 1997).

11. “Fluctuations and Transport in High Temperature Superconductors,” invited talk at the International Center for Theoretical Physics conference on Fluctuations in High Temperature Superconductors, Trieste, Italy (August 1996).

10. “Asymptotic Analysis of Some Problems in Superconductivity,” invited talk at the Workshop on Computational Superconductivity, Argonne National Laboratory, Ar- gonne, IL (March 1996).

9. “Flux Patterns in Type-I Superconductors,” invited talk at the March 1996 Meeting of the American Physical Society, St. Louis, MO (March 1996).

8. “Magnetic Flux Dynamics in Superconductors,” invited talk at the Superconductivity Workshop, Air Force Oﬃce of Scientiﬁc Research, Washington, D.C. (September 1995).

7. “Pattern Formation in Superconductors,” invited talk at 1995 Condensed Matter Physics Gordon Conference, Wolfeboro NH (July 1995).

6. “Interfacial Pattern Formation in Type-I Superconductors,” invited talk at the Work- shop on Topological Defects, Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Cam- bridge, England (July 1994).

5. “Magnetic Flux Dynamics in Superconductors,” invited talk at Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics conference on Emerging Mathematical Issues from the Ma- terials Sciences, Pittsburgh, PA (April 1994).

4. “Dynamics of Vortices and Interfaces in Superconductors,” invited talk at the American Mathematical Society conference on “Mathematics of Superconductivity,” Seattle, WA (July 1993). Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 12

3. “Dynamics of Interfaces and Vortices in Superconductors,” invited talk at the Work- shop on Superconductors in Magnetic Fields, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL (August 1992).

2. “Scanning Tunneling Microscopy of Vortices: Theory,” invited talk at the March 1991 Meeting of the American Physical Society, Cincinnati, OH (March 1991).

1. “Macroscopic Quantum Phenomena: Old Results, New Questions,” invited talk at the International Workshop on Novel Phenomena in Mesoscopic Systems, Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel (July 1988).

Seminars and Colloquia

44. “Low Temperature Properties of Solid 4He: Supersolidity or Quantum Metallurgy?,” Department of Physics colloquium, University of South Florida (February 2011).

43. “The Peculiar Properties of Solid Helium: Supersolidity or Quantum Metallurgy?”, Condensed Matter Physics seminar, Washington University, St. Louis (April 2009).

42. “The Peculiar Properties of Solid Helium: Supersolidity or Quantum Metallurgy?”, Department of Physics colloquium, University of Florida (February 2009).

41. “Phenomenology of Supersolids,” Condensed Matter Sciences Colloquium, Los Alamos National Laboratory (May 2007).

40. “Phenomenology of Supersolids,” Condensed Matter Physics seminar, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia (December 2005).

39. “Electronic Liquid Crystals: Novel Phases of Electrons in Two Dimensions,” Depart- ment of Physics colloquium, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, Netherlands (May 2005).

38. “Fingering, Fronts, and Patterns in Superconductors,” Condensed Matter Physics seminar, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, Netherlands (May 2005).

37. “Electronic Liquid Crystals: Novel Phases of Electrons in Two Dimensions,” Con- densed Matter Physics seminar, Universiteit Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands (May 2005).

36. “Electronic Liquid Crystals: Novel Phases of Electrons in Two Dimensions,” Indiana University Condensed Matter Physics seminar (January 2005).

35. “Electronic Liquid Crystals: Novel Phases of Electrons in Two Dimensions,” University of Virginia Department of Physics colloquium (November 2004).

34. “Electronic Liquid Crystals: Novel Phases of Electrons in Two Dimensions,” University of Kentucky Condensed Matter Physics seminar (February 2004).

33. “Electronic Liquid Crystals: Novel Phases of Electrons in Two Dimensions,” New York University Department of Physics colloquium (December 2003).

32. “Fingering of electron droplets in nonuniform magnetic ﬁelds,” UF/FSU Condensed Matter Theory Workshop, University of Florida (April 2003). Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 13

31. “Electronic ‘Liquid Crystals:’ Novel Phases of Electrons in Two Dimensions,” RG Herb Seminar, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI (December 2002).

30. “Theory of Quantum Hall Nematics,” Caltech Condensed Matter Physics seminar, Pasadena, CA (October 2002).

29. “Fingering of Electron Droplets in Nonuniform Magnetic Fields,” Condensed Matter Brown Bag seminar, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO (October 2002).

28. “Liquid Crystal Phases of Quantum Hall Systems,” National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Tallahassee, FL (September 2002).

27. “Electronic ‘Liquid Crystals:’ Novel Phases of Electrons in Two Dimensions,” Depart- ment of Physics colloquium, University of Florida (April 2002).

26. “Liquid Crystal Phases of Quantum Hall Systems,” Department of Physics, University of Chicago, Chicago IL (January 2002).

25. “Theory of the Quantum Hall Nematic,” Department of Physics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (December 2001).

24. “Stripes, Bubbles, and Solitons in Two Dimensional Electron Systems,” IFT Collo- quium, Department of Physics, University of Florida (February 2001).

23. “Liquid Crystal Phases in Quantum Hall Systems,” Department of Physics, University of Maryland (February 2001).

22. “From Dendrites to Labyrinths: Understanding the Morphology of Magnetic Flux Patterns in Superconductors,” Department of Physics, Georgia Tech (May 1998).

21. “From Dendrites to Labyrinths: Understanding the Morphology of Magnetic Flux Patterns in Superconductors,” Department of Physics, University of Arizona (February 1998).

20. “From Dendrites to Labyrinths: Understanding the Morphology of Magnetic Flux Pat- terns in Superconductors,” Department of Physics, Northwestern University (January 1998).

19. “From Dendrites to Labyrinths: Understanding the Morphology of Magnetic Flux Pat- terns in Superconductors,” Department of Physics colloquium, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL (January 1998).

18. “From Dendrites to Labyrinths: Understanding the Morphology of Magnetic Flux Patterns in Superconductors,” Department of Physics colloquium, University of Florida (September 1997).

17. “Fluctuations and Transport in High Temperature Superconductors,” Department of Physics, University of Florida (February 1997).

16. “Magnetic Field Patterns in Superconductors: Stripes, Dendrites, and Labyrinths,” Department of Physics, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL (April 1996). Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 14

15. “Pattern Formation in Superconductors,” Department of Physics, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD (October 1995).

14. “New Twists on Vortex Dynamics in Superconductors,” Department of Physics colloquium, University of Virginia (September 1994).

13. “Dynamics of Interfaces and Vortices in Superconductors,” Theory Group Seminar, AT&T Bell Labs, Murray Hill, NJ (April 1994).

12. “An Introduction to the Physics of Pattern Formation,” Physics Department colloquium, Indiana University (April 1993).

11. “Dendrites and Dribbles: An Introduction to the Physics of Pattern Formation,” De- partment of Physics colloquium, University of Virginia (March 1993).

10. “New Twists on Vortex Dynamics in High Tc Superconductors,” University of Mary- land, College Park, MD (April 1992).

9. “New Twists on Vortex Dynamics in Superconductors,” The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD (October 1990).

8. “Scaling Theories of Linear and Nonlinear Transport in a Superconductor Near Tc,” Boston University, Boston, MA (May 1990).

7. “Linear and Nonlinear Transport in a Superconductor Near Tc,” Naval Research Lab, Washington, D.C. (April 1990).

6. “Linear and Nonlinear Transport of a Superconductor Near Tc,” The Ohio State Uni- versity, Columbus, OH (April 1990).

5. “Core Excitations in Superconducting Vortices,” James Franck Institute colloquium, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL (October 1989).

4. “Core Excitations in Superconducting Vortices,” IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY (May 1989).

3. “New Results in Charge Exchange at Surfaces,” Chalmers University, Gothenburg, Sweden (January 1989).

2. “Theory of Charge Exchange in Low Energy Atom-Surface Scattering,” NORDITA, Copenhagen, Denmark (January 1989).

1. “Quantum Dynamics of Simple Dissipative Systems,” Technical University of Den- mark, Lyngby, Denmark (January 1989).

Contributed Talks and Abstracts

40. “Macroscopic quantum tunneling of a single vortex in a rotating Bose-Einstein con- densate,” K. Dasbiswas and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Boston, MA (February 2012). Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 15

39. “Quantum phases of grain boundaries in solid 4He,” D. Goswami, K. Dasbiswas, and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Dallas, TX (March 2011).

38. “Dynamics of topological defects in supersolids,” C.-D. Yoo and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Portland, OR (March 2010).

37. “Dislocation-induced superﬂuidity in a model supersolid,” K. Dasbiswas, D. Goswami, C.-D. Yoo, and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Portland, OR (March 2010).

36. “Bound states of edge dislocations,” D. Goswami, K. Dasbiswas, C.-D. Yoo, and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Portland, OR (March 2010).

35. “Binding energy of 3He impurities to dislocations in solid 4He,” D. Goswami, K. Das- biswas, C.-D. Yoo, and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Pittsburgh, PA (March 2009).

34. “Speciﬁc heat due to the binding of 3He impurities to dislocations in solid 4He,” K. Dasbiswas, D. Goswami, C.-D. Yoo, and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Pittsburgh, PA (March 2009).

33. “Viscoelastic behavior of solid 4He,” C.-D. Yoo and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Pittsburgh, PA (March 2009).

32. “Landau theory of the normal solid-supersolid transition,” A. T. Dorsey, P. Goldbart, J. Toner, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Baltimore, MD (March 2006).

31. “Dynamic structure function of a model supersolid,” C.-D. Yoo and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Baltimore, MD (March 2006).

30. “Hydrodynamic modes and the density-density correlation function of a supersolid,” C.-D. Yoo and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at SESAPS 2005, Gainesville, FL (November 2005).

29. “Anisotropic Wigner crystal phases of two-dimensional electrons in high magnetic ﬁelds,” F. D. Klironomos, A. M. Ettouhami and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Los Angeles, CA (March 2005).

28. “Elastic properties of electronic solids: the smectic phase,” A. M. Ettouhami, F. D. Klironomos, and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Los Angeles, CA (March 2005).

27. “Tunneling between bilayer quantum Hall structures in a strong magnetic ﬁeld,” F. D. Klironomos and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Austin, TX (March 2003). Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 16

26. “Fingering of electron droplets in nonuniform magnetic ﬁelds,” A. D. Klironomos, T. L. Hughes, and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Austin, TX (March 2003).

25. “Structural phase transition and elastic moduli from anisotropic Ginzburg-Landau theory,” A. D. Klironomos and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Indianapolis, IN (March 2002).

24. “Theory of quantum Hall nematics,” L. Radzihovsky and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Indianapolis, IN (March 2002).

23. “Disclination unbinding transition in quantum Hall liquid crystals,” C. Wexler, O. Ciftja, and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Seattle, WA (March 2001).

22. “Order parameter phase ﬂuctuations in underdoped cuprate superconductors,” A. T. Dorsey, H.-J. Kwon, and P. J. Hirschfeld, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Minneapolis, MN (March 2000).

21. “Solitons on the edge of a two-dimensional electron system,” C. Wexler and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the Centennial Meeting of the APS, Atlanta, GA (March 1999).

20. “Critical scaling of the a.c. conductivity for a superconductor near Tc,” R. A. Wickham and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the Centennial Meeting of the APS, Atlanta, GA (March 1999).

19. “The eﬀect of phase ﬂuctuations on the single-particle properties of the underdoped cuprates,” H.-J. Kwon and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the Centennial Meeting of the APS, Atlanta, GA (March 1999).

18. “Nucleation of the superconducting phase in the presence of a current,” A. Dolgert, T. Blum, M. Fowler, and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Los Angeles, CA (March 1998).

17. “The BCS-BEC crossover and Josephson tunnelling,” H.-J. Kwon and A. T. Dorsey, contributed talk at the March Meeting of the APS, Los Angeles, CA (March 1998).

16. “Propagation of a normal-superconducting interface in a current-carrying strip,” A. Dolgert, M. Fowler, A. T. Dorsey, and T. Blum, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 42 (1997), 14.

15. “Dynamics of current-carrying states in quasi-one-dimensional superconductors,” M. Fowler, A. Dolgert, A. T. Dorsey, and T. Blum, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 42 (1997), 14.

14. “Interface motion in superconductors,” S. J. Di Bartolo and A. T. Dorsey, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 41 (1996), 803.

13. “Superheating ﬁelds of type-I superconductors,” A. Dolgert, S. J. Di Bartolo, and A. T. Dorsey, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 41 (1996), 768. Curriculum Vitae of Alan T. Dorsey: October 2018 17

12. “Nonlocal conductivity of type-II superconductors,” R. Wortis, D. A. Huse, C.-Y. Mou, and A. T. Dorsey, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 40 (1995), 363.

11. “Interfacial Pattern Formation in Superconductors,” A. T. Dorsey, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 39 (1994), 201.

10. “A Self-Consistent Theory of Surface Superconductivity,” R. J. Troy and A. T. Dorsey, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 39 (1994), 244.

9. “Nonlocal Conductivity in Type-II Superconductors,” R. Wortis, C.-Y. Mou, A. T. Dorsey, and D. A. Huse, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 39 (1994), 302.

8. “Hall Eﬀect Near the Vortex Glass Transition in High Tc Superconductors,” A. T. Dorsey and M. P. A. Fisher, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 37 (1992), 589.

7. “The Eﬀect of Fluctuations on the Transport Properties of High Tc Superconductors in a Magnetic Field,” S. Ullah and A. T. Dorsey, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 36 (1991), 616.

6. “Local Density of States Near the Core of a Superconducting Vortex,” J. D. Shore, M. Huang, J. P. Sethna, and A. T. Dorsey, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 35 (1990), 546.

5. “Quasiclassical Studies of the Core States in Superconducting Vortices,” S. Ullah and A. T. Dorsey, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 35 (1990), 546.

4. “Nonlinear Conductivity of a Superconductor Near Tc,” A. T. Dorsey, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 35 (1990), 530.

3. “Dynamics of the Normal to Superconducting Vortex Glass Transition,” M. Huang, A. T. Dorsey, and M. P. A. Fisher, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 35 (1990), 260.

2. “Vortex Core States in Superconducting NbSe2,” M. Huang, A. T. Dorsey, and J. P. Sethna, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 34 (1989), 427.

1. “Charge Exchange in Alkali Atom-Semiconductor Surface Scattering,” A. T. Dorsey, K. W. Jacobsen, Z. H. Levine, and J. W. Wilkins, Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 33 (1988), 745.